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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20
ITCHING, sCALy, PIMPLy.

For the last year have had a species OF itching
scalpy and pimply humors on my face TO which
have applied great many methods Of treatment
without success, and which was speedily and en-
tirely cured by CUTICURA,
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, Rayenna. o.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20
Onion sets at Flaharty'-.

Mrs. Judge w. c. Staehle arrived
this morning from European tour
having visited during her absence her
old home I'm Germany.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Who is the happiest man in town
to-day? He is not day laborer
either, but expounds the law In such
cases made and provided.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

A few OF the visitors left this morn
ing, but the incomers filled the vacant
places, especially at the Mscqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

A handsome flag In noted as an addi-
ton to the temple Of Justice.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Billings did not represent nearly as
fully as was anticipated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Frank JaDdell arrived this morning
from jamestown, OAK, and was
warmly welcomed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Spring styles in fine dress and busi-
ness suits arriving daily at Orscbels. (.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Latest styles of shoes at Z. b.
Towers & Cos.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

III. G. Tuttle, sheriff of Dawson
county, Is at the Macqusen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Prof Bach Is sole agent for An
heuser.Bush -. Louis key beer, Sri-
denherg'- fine Kew West and La on
fe-sion, celebrated Cuban handmade
ci2i5-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Baby carriage, nearly new, for sale
cheap. Apply at this Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Leave orders for coal and wood al
Skinner's store. Coal $3.50 per ton.
q. p. CoMsToCK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

Moran, Collins & Co. buy furs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

could go along just as merrily without
the book but II will be there as will
also the full Fort Keogh orchestra.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20
A Ticket tn 81. Pzui,

For sale cheap. Enquire at this
Office at once. s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Pursuant to advertisement in these
columns, bids were opened at Fort
Keogh at II o'clock yesterday To sup
ply the poet with fresh beef and NUT
ton for the fiscal year lSS7-'7S, result.
ing as follows.
Per H.
Frank :. Whitney, Junction
City. Beef........................ S.S9c
Benz, X. Holt, Miles CITY, Beef
and Mutton. n........,................... 5
NJ. BraDdenburg, Miles City,
tf3tef.........".......',. .......".s.r,.," DOL
WIN. Harmon, Miles City, Beef
and Mutton. D....i-........""."..,. u
Leaving Til Brandenburg the sue.
cessful bidder. At the same time bids
were opened at ~. Paul, and the re-
suit may he altered by the bids re.
ceived there.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Fresh Strawberries at Coleman's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Latest Dunlap hat al Towers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-20

Corssge boquets at Nsthan's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

Having purchased the city circua.
ton OF THE EXAMINER, respectfully
Folicitn continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended the pnpcraud Will
guarantee prompt aud early delivery
A favor VIII be Conferred by report
ing TO me on the streets or at THF
EXAMINER office any irregularities
u delivery H. +. GHArsoN,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

An the state Is listening alton
lively to hear the exact extent OF the
drouth suffering in Attascosa county,
and west Texas generally. The san
Antonio merchants are taking steps
to organic liberal relief movement
we hope they will be fully successful.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

The Gazette would not be uuchari-
table, butit would he difficult to be-
lievc the entire body of republicans
in the country are pray ing for Biaine's
recovery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

We have tn dcy sold the city cir.
suatiou of ruE DAuA EXAMINER to
Mr.. H. +. Gray-on, who will from
now on have absolute coutro of
same. Mr.. Grayson Is authorized to
collect subscription accounts now
due Us, aud his receipt for same viii
be recognized at this Office, All
parties in arrears will do us favor
uy.sciting with him promptly to
avoid confusion ltrspcctluIN,
BARTON ~ CBANEN~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13
TERRIBLE SURGICAL OPERiIo
a FATAL MISTAKE

The Cleveland (Ohio p,
Of February 23d. l>>3. n
IlSIIrd anacrolmt of It f,
surgical operation which "a
od a great commotion am,
medical men Throughout
whole country DR. Tia,
FL. r,,-t .,,i,.,t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13


those Of other states. or that our
merchant. arc less public spirited
aud cntcrpri-ing than those of other
states. mere Is one 'hin2 ABOUT
newspaper " ''' mere ana l' is ms =
'Dere i res ,"ArI, ! 'A"i''''' TO
newspaper ""'N'r'' lew or "'i'""hc''
'''u' I'r in'7'A"'7 Anu '"pse- 'hah IN
any "'her country! mere ought 10
bc corresponding excess Of patron
age.
.. .rl, -. -. -.
1905, '.,.. 49,. NY 49, ,,
-
'l...'.. ',',5..,t.,'' 80 49,
-. ..,'...'.. ','' = -
..'.,.'. '','''' ''.''
-ututiouaI change which viii meet
thcdiycr-c views OF ultra conseryA-
ti.m and ultra liberalism win bc
equivalent to the destruction of the
constitution. which has been y boon
20 freedom for -o many hundreds of
.'"r-'
lul ~m lmu.i-,J Examiner has
'cut of moro than il an chaw a-
70 assumes to -se W J. Coleman safe
landed in the preidcntiai chair.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13
sunS,KirIIU> RATES


once 5ns 300 and 5ol Austin street
IcI' piIone ~
ADNEKIISING RNTIS
Advertising rates made known uu app tea
uou.
Battered at o,,ouooat Waco, rc>. MA see.
l3.DlGsA WN!I matter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

ANrlCoERCloN hath it, followers
in London. ii seems
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

ROGER q. MILLS ha, sighted to
Barney Gibbs and others that he win
beiu Dallas on May ( happy if he
may aid in auy way to carry the
movement forward to grand sue.
cess.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

TIE railroad thieves are also be
coming illusirious.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

THE tax collectors cannot comply
with the new law this year 1t takes
time to work such reforms Us the one
contemplated by this law
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

THE order of sale in the Texas Gen.
lral case made qultea furry here in
local bust res. circles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

COZ Et>I Eru' 900 .toy
NH. itsit shop
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

THE present session OF the L, ;.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

NIONEi IJ LINp .Ou h1s.. .od rral.
VI 'ute without removal ty f. %, Muytrid.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

SNNloGp JouN-oN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-13

TIE Paul Quinn Monthly Tor April
Is on our table, ltl- beautiful mum.
Der and credit to its managers and
ouitora
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PHYSICIANS.
WM LEENEEER NJ o

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-15
( &AIALGAMArED ASSOCIATION.

H H d 7
The Convention Completes tho Ecale of
Wngcs-Conference Next Week,
PrrrsBUReu, Pa, June ,l4.-The con.
vention Of the Amalgamated Association
OF lion and Steel Workers completed the
new scale at this mornings seaaion,
II is understood to be demand
Of the puddlers for IS 80 rate for boiling
on 4 two cent card and corresponding
advance Of ten per cent in other depart.
ments, with the exception Of tho nailera,
which it is snid remains at II cents.
Copies OF the scale vii! be distributed to
the manufacturers tomorrow and tho cen.
ference on the wage question will be held
next Tuesday afternoon. At this after.
noon's nession Of the convention the re-.
potla OF officers were heard. z, n
The afternoon seeaion was devoted 10
the reading OF the report OF tho district
ylcs presidents, trustees and treasurors,
The reports show large increase in
membership and income, The elcr.
tion Of officers will be lett until
the last. It is said that y there
is q good deal OF quiet talk among the
delegates about the. election, and it is ex.
pected that 1t will be quite lively. II ia
rumored that a movem ont is on foot to
defeat President Weiho. - Il! 5.53t a
A meeting OF the Western Iron Asso.
citation has been called Tor next Wedues.
day to consider the Amslgamared scale
The #aga conference will be- held on Tues.
day, and they will hear the report Of their
committee at Wednesdays meeting. They
assert positively that they will close down
their milla rather than grant general sd.
vance, 5.i,t'ss s-' 5-,a 49, 49, ~
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RIVER NEWS CioNyENr1oN. N, N. 4 \,
Organization Perfected-A: Board of Tru

l.
Organization Perfeoted-A: Board Of Trus.
y; tecs Elected--Ths bjects. =
ClSolSNATI, o., June 14.-The attend.
arco to-day at the steamboat mems con. !,
vention was not much increased. The re-.
port OF the Committee on Permanent Or
ganization was adopted. The name viii
DO the Commercial Association Of Nayigs.
ble Watera Of the United States. The pur-
pose will DO the mutual protection Of
stehmboat owners and shippers, d Tho oi-
fcera will be a board Of trustccs to have
powcr to employ agents and do other acts
to carry out the purpose Of the sssccie-
ton. Each steamboat in the negotiation
shall pay ten dollars per arnu,n, and be
liable to additional assessment il necessary
to deirsy expensea. .15ise3i isi2.11it'
Trustees were elected as iolloya: W. +
kountz, Pittsburgh : Charles Muhleman.
Wheeling; I'D. Parker, Cinciunati; ]. @.
McCullouGh, Louisville; Frank Hopkins,
Eyansyllle; Joseph Rsynolds,s St. Louis:
Jsmes q. Rees, Memphia; E. G.. Church
Vicksburg; T. 2. feathers, Ney. Orleans
The trustees will elect q president, secre.
tary and treasurer from their number.
Heudquartets will be- established in Oin.
clnnati. Immediate steps sre 10 be taken
to have auxiliary organizations formed in
the various river cities and lake ports. VESIe
Z An l%members Of 1.-THE organizs zs:;on ara
requested to urgo upon thois Representa-.
tiyps In Congress 10, sustain tho Inter.
State. Commerce law. a resolution wan
adopted requesting Senators Oullom and y
Reagan to use their influences in favor Of
the enforcement Of the law to the letter,
Acommittee was appointed to call upon
Hon. John G. Carlisle and urge him 10
tho same course Of action. ne "A \ 7.l5s'S
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...r
r OH, COME OFF.
hosser still Harping OH Visit Sheridan dit
T. ,5!,,5 not Intend Making. l-il /. Z.

Rosser still Harping OH n Visit Sheridan did
Fs ~ not Intend Making. \
MINNEApoL1s, MINI, june General
TIL. Rosser is in Minneapolis ior a two
days visit. Speaking OF the Sheridan con-
troyersy, he Hsid: My position has been
wholly misunderstood in this matter.
There ia not ta man in the country more
desirous OF harmony than I am, and what
I ssid relative to General sheridan's pro-
posed visit to tho Shenandoah Valley was
uttered in no spirit OF hatred to the north
ern soldiers. I simply thought it inde.
cent for Sheridan to 90 into tho valley and
camp where he had zuthleasly DESTROYED
tho homes OF those women who were
quietly waiting the outcome OF the war,
IL was a cruel net. would nay the same
Of Early'a burning OF Chanbersbure, and
he ought to have been hung for it. y {,
u did not say what did because She,i-
dan WAS a anorthern general. II old Jubal
Early could visit Chambersburg and camp
the citizens would be 70 Indignant al Lis
past cruelty that they would want to tar
and feather him. Tho case with Sheridan
Is the same. They cannot forget his need.
lees cruelty to the defenseleas women.
The South will receive any living north
ern general with open arms except Pope
and Sheridan. II Sheridan wants to visit
old battle grounds in tho Shenandoah lei
him ride quietly up the valley and not 90
down thero with military array and in a
formal manner. That is all l object to,
and I hayo had a thounand letters Of
thanks. Sheridan sees it as l do, and is not
going. It would be Indecent. NJ,
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VIII Submit to Arbitration.

Ell pAso, Tex, June l4.-The threat.
ened political riot in the city Of Chihus-
hus has 40 far not broken out, and may
be entirely avoided by the prudence ana
good Bense Of the leaders OF the two con-
tending factiona. .,}3;4! s.3s5sg III
E1.Gov. Terrszss, Of the popular party,
aud Secretary pacheco, Of the Govern
ment party, sre both willing to submit to
cancellation and arbitration, and have tho
pending difficulty settled without violence
and tbloodshod. Contrary to expectation
no disturbance occurred when Pacheco
arrived in Chihuahus from the City Of
Mexico. He is still there, oounseline
moderation snd peace. siijs 's5z5::s 81: T,,5,rA'
The Terrsxas party carried ct the eleo-
ton tho city. of Chihuahua and all the
northern cantons Of the State. Tho Pa
checo party claim the districts OF Jiminez
and Santa R9sslia. From present ap-
pearances everything will bo amicably 3D.
justed. yf,r <: III vi: ~ fsE.,l5' -. 3.
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REIDsvlLLE, N. O., Juno l4,-The Rev.
George Pittard is pastor Of the North
Fork s1ethodist church. he ia popular
with large congregation, aud teaches .
boys school during the week. :Aa no was
crossing the lawn a faT$ days ago, during
the recess tho boys were playing base bali;
and ball thrown by the center fielder
struck Mr.. PittGrd In the isce, bruising
him severely. The boy at once. ran for.
ware, begged pardon, and said the occur
renee was entirely accidental. The mini:
eter, iniufiatsd by the psip, knocked the
boy down, stamped on him, and dragged
him about until boys united and drove
the preacher away. Tho lad, who was in
q terrible condition, was tenderly. carried
to the doEmitory by his fellow students.
The minister called to the boys later and
upbraided them for not dragging their
gchoolmate from him sooner, and said he
had no idea what he was doing, that his
temper for the time had crazed him. The
boy has just died, and Mr.. Pitsard has
Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-15

RsS. DR. DECosrA, in his address at the
Opera House last night, dealt with sub.
jec. difficult to handle before a mixed
audierce, because it ID almost forbidden.
Everybody knows that the evil exists, but
its diecussion Is thought to bo unfit for
esrs polite; and 80 In most communities
nothing ID done to correct the evil.
This Is an easy way to brush inside 9
duty, but still the duty is not performed,
and tho unhappy women upon whom has
bscn put the brand ofSSths fallen stay
whore they arounsil death releases them,
no hope here and mono Tor the hereafter.
The reclamation Of ial!en women is not
the easiest task to which philanthropy
may address itself, but something hes been
done III thst line, and more remains to be
dons and can bo done If only earnest men
and women can 10 induced to take hold.
Thers arc women who can be reached, but
they rarely wander about looking for
somebody to gave them. q
Parents WOO think this ugly matter he's
no interest ior them because they have no
daughters, are hugsins q fond delusion.
The movement sst on foot In this city
cannot 80 ahead without money, and the
people OF Wheeling cannot mako better
investmen: than to respond literally to
the call. 4 4 q igi35 ;gt3
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ALLEGED $BlGAMIST.
Ar'cAnrY GIVEN a HEARING
In Philndelpl,la-lIe Denies ho was evcl
Married to tho Miller woman..lIs Ia I
Held for Further Examination. IA
United States Court Matters, q
Special D!spaich 10 Inc Intelligence, |,

Special Dspdtch TO the In.elligeactr.
PnlLApELrHIA, June l4.-Frsnk Nc.
Osrty, the young man who clopod from
Wheeling with ftteen.year.old Nellie
Vance, and who was captured with the
girl in tho pos!olice, was charged before
Magiatrata Smith to-day with blgamy.
."W,hat have you to say for yourseliG''
asked the Judge. iSSs IS .ffTiI1t3i
= never committed bigamy,"" said he.
II lived with q woman In Pittsburgh for
four years, but nhe became 80 notorious
that l was forced to leave her aud 20 10
Wheoling, where met my wife, '1{f
"Were you not married to the woman
you lived with in Plttaburgh p s,7 5lI5TI
mo, air; was not.n ''t2- ~ +
&"Who Ia Molly Miller ?" ssS2
Si"That's the nanlo Of the woman I lived
with. never committed this crime and
am willing to go back to Wheeling at
once and face my accusers." 8sljs.5,F
1.-THE accusation has besn made" said
the Magistrate, that you were guilty OF
bigamy, and I will be compelled 10 com.
NIT you for u further hearing a week
hence. The authorities OF Ohio will have
to produce tho records uhowiny that YOU
arc guilty before thoy eau take YOU away
from here. ! want you to understand that
you will get fair show while here.n' s.. Z
Hc was then taken down to priuon. Be-
lore his departure for tho latter place his
young wife called and had a long inter.
view With him. - a
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Shortage In Accnunfs

New YoRk, June 1.-THE Sunday at.
ternoon sessions Of Dlstrict Assembly 10,
K,ot l., ore prolonged lar into the night
nowadays. The Auditing Committee, of
which Michael a. Hanley is chairmsn,
wAa to report last Sunday but did not, and
instead two Of tho committee handed in
their resicnstious. f.: a;r<. .ez7. N
The delegates vera at loss to know
what it all meant. The two committee
men made speeches that puzzled them.
Tho delegates tried to ,unraysl things yeg.
terday when their heads weIs cool. They
made out that the building fund was short
5000 and that the nhortago was unlike
the shortage OF IS, 700 in the aesistapce
fund, because while that, it was said, bad
golo into tho general maintenance iund,
it wss hard 10 account for the q, ,0OO
Bhortsge. Tae two committeeman said
that the accounts were 20 muddted that
no ono could make head or tail out Of
them, and they did not care to append
their names to q report. l.i,, "a :.
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$N05PROGRESS MADE.
" TIE IRISH cn1ArEs BILL.
Parnellites who Would not Heed GlRdstone's
Advice-The shaky Condition OF tho \
Ameer's Throne-lsus,in's Intrigues
Stir up tho Eugiisl, Press.

LoNDoS, juno 14,-In consequence Of
the reiueal Of section Of Parnellites last
nieht to listen to TIC advice Of Gladstone
who suggested that only weightler points
bo discussed, little progress was made with
tho Coercion bill, tho whole evening being
consumed discussing twelve lines OF the
fifth clause. To.nighta a number OF scrappy
amendments wcro proposed and rejected,
the ministers treating each In the cuzleat
manner, aud the Liberal leaders reirsin-
Ing from speaking. The result of the ab-
uence Of one plan Of attack will be that
como Of the worat proposals. OF the bill will
escape amendment when cloture ia finally
applied Friday night.
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OAAHA, NEE, June l4.--The discovery
has been made that conductors and brake
men on the Union Pacific road have been
carrying out o systemstic scheme Of rob.
pefy llEs that exposed some months ago
on the Panhandle road. n iii ii q .55si.5'',.
The officials have been suspicious for q
long time that something Of the Kind Was
going on, and Last winter DISCHARGED sew
eIal men, but thoy have been unable to
get 0 positive clue. Yesterday q car was
broken open at Central City and goods
taken from It. A telegram was received
BY 81 officer here giving q list OF the stolen
property and also stating that the thieves
had been spotted. i2 &: a.is}s3 i}g it;f,i.-
Several robberies Of the same character
hevo been committed at Central CITY end
It Eeems that the crews running eaet
from Cheyenne are tho most deeply in
volved. Z! 4 - .559.7
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appearances Of the bull oli1ues unloading
on account Of the unsottted state OF the
coffee and wheat markets. Most Of tho
selling orders come from London, and are
principally in Union Pacific, Erie, Read.
Ing and ST. Paul. .lFijlsl5E
Tho coffee market opened Arm, o5 to 100
points, or nearly one cant per pound aboye
yesterday'a close. The isoling Is much
improved md tho general belief is that
tho woyst 10 over. li,i' 'sSi 51yi A pE
w. II. Orossman K Bro. 8re sustaining
the market strongly and bidding for TO-.
600 bag lots at the advance prices. Quo.
tations: July, Sl7 10 bid August, Sl7 IS;
September, sl755; October, $l775; No.
vember. $l705. ...I,t,3 4 &
The situation this afternoon was marked
by none Of tho excitement OF yesterday.
But a small thropg Of brokers were on
hand at the second call and business wap
slow. After the frat call there hnd been
an average decline Of A5 per cent, March
leading with a drop Of 80 points and Au.
gust doing better with fall OF 80 points
Ordinarily such drop would havo caused
a rush OF the brokers, but tho wild excite.
ment OF yesterday seemed to have broken
away the power OF surprise. Transac-
tions were not rapid but prices paid were
at about the samo tigurea as tho opening
Gales Of the call at II O'clock. No firms
announced suspension to-day. Tho cloa.
Ing quotations showed an advance Of l25
points on an average above yesterday or q
cent and a quarter pound. Operators
are now feeling more secure. 6 j